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During a call in segment on the Washington Journal, Rick, in Columbus, Ohio a rabid Trump supporter claimed he had the solution to the abortion issue and could describe it in three seconds Hold your hats and squeeze your knees everyone. HOST: Rick, in Columbus, Ohio, Trump supporter, good morning. RICK: Yeah, I'm not split, I am for Trump. And they keep talking about this abortion, this abortion, well, I could solve that in three seconds. Ladies, keep your legs closed until you're married. (Host disconnected the call immediately) HOST: Diane, in Melton, Ohio. Hey Rick, how about men, keep their zippers closed? Listening to this pig, I had a flashback of failed Senate candidate, the late Todd Akin.

As Donald Trump ends his campaign of hatred behind on the day before the election, he focused his venom on the first lady Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. Trump’s closing message: Nancy Pelosi is an evil sick, crazyBitch pic.twitter.com/LU4Rc8jL27 — Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) November 5, 2024 Strong women intimidate him. During his North Carolina rally earlier, Demented Donald was particularly vicious and nasty against the Obamas and Nancy Pelosi.

It may be time for Trump to get to the DJ booth and play Ave Maria again. We've seen his low-energy rallies, which pale in comparison to 2016. Vice President Kamala Harris's rallies are packed with enthusiastic crowds. In contrast, Trump has been giving rally speeches to a lot of empty seats, though he denies that.

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